What do Nelson Mandela and F. W. de Klerk have in common? A
They both started apartheid.

B
They both spent time in prison.

C
They both won the Nobel Peace Prize.

D
They both supported racial segregation.

Explanation:

The government he formed when he finally won the chance was an improbable fusion of races and beliefs, including many of his former oppressors. When he became president, he invited one of his white wardens to the inauguration. Mr. Mandela overcame a personal mistrust bordering on loathing to share both power and a Nobel Peace Prize with the white president who preceded him, F. W. de Klerk.

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